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The exterior and courtyard of the compound. (Photo: Courtesy of Tacheles)
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See where Peaches got her inspiration at the Oranienburger Straße’s Galerie Tacheles, a legalized art squat where the electro-star once recorded. While you still can, tour the 9,000-square-meter, graffiti-covered compound's galleries, ateliers, performance space, cinema, and theater—Tacheles loses its ten-year lease in late 2008, when the building is slated to become a Soho-style entertainment strip. After rambling around the old structure, have a beer at the slapdash roof terrace Offenbar.


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